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Major attractions of the city

• Museums
  The Duomo, the most outstanding example of Gothic-Lombard architecture
  Basilica Sant’Ambrogio, symbol of Milano’s religiousness
  Santa Maria Delle Grazie, Leonardo da Vinci painted “The Last Supper”
  Basilica Sant’Eustorgio, a wonderful medieval religious building
  Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, a third-century temple
• Exhibitions/Art galleries
  Navigli
  The origins of the Navigli date back to about 1100, one of the most charming places
  Brera, most exclusive and fashionable places in Milano described as “luxury Bohemian”
  Parco Sempione is the ideal place to spend a Sunday afternoon in the fresh air
  Piazza Mercanti represent Milanese culture from the middle ages to the seventeenth century
  Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is called the “salotto di Milano” (The Milano Lounge)
• Historic monuments
  Triennale di Milano design show
  Palazzo Reale - Italian and international expo
  PAC Padiglione d’arte contemporanea - contemporary art
  Palazzo della Regione - art exibition
  Castello Sforzesco - Historical posters
• Shopping
  Via Montenapoleone, here you can find the atelier-showrooms
  Via Sant’Andrea
  Via della Spiga
  Via Manzoni
  Corso Vittorio Emanuele
  Corso Buenos Aires
• Others
  Happy Hour
  From 6 PM to 9
  30 PM you can drink cocktails accompanied by substantial
  Buffets with several courses, pasta, meat or fish, at all the clubs in Milano

Day trips

• 1_Milano - Pavia
  The old city centre can easily be covered on foot: walking along the streets and squares, you can see the architectural sights from centuries and centuries of history. From the Roman Era to the Middle Ages, from the Visconti and Sforza eras to the Renaissance, from Neoclassicism to Liberty style. We recommend you end your trip by visiting the wonderful Certosa di Pavia which was built around 1396 upon the wishes of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Duke of Milano.
• 2_Milano - Vigevano
  This is a tiny architectural jewel that owes a lot to the brilliant creativity of Bramante. It is worth a day’s visit. There are many things to see, including Castello Visconteo-Sforzesco, one of the largest castles in Europe. This is a true city within a city, with very ancient origins: the original centre of the Castle dates back as far as the Lombard Era, and was renovated to become an aristocratic residence by the Visconti family and then by the Sforza family.
• 3_Milano - Como
  Lake Como is surrounded by both high mountains and gentle hills. The territory has always been an area of intense activity, being a crossing point between Central Europe and the Mediterranean.

Group activities

• 1_La Scala Theatre Museum
  Founded in 1913, this interesting museum exhibits various costumes and theatre sets that are of great historical and artistic value. Some rooms are dedicated to the La Scala Theatre’s architecture and the life of the famous composer Giuseppe Verdi, while others house ancient musical instruments, curtains and costumes that belonged to famous artists such as Maria Callas and Rudolf Nureyev.
• 2_Pinacoteca di Brera
  The Pinacoteca di Brera is an art gallery set up in 1809 by Napoleone Bonaparte. It houses a great number of works of art that were “confiscated” from churches and convents throughout Europe.
• 3_The Museum of Ancient Art
  This interesting museum is housed in the splendid Castello Sforzesco, and is home to some of the most important sculptures that help to understand Lombard history and culture. The works come from a period ranging from the 4th to the 16th century. They include the funeral monument for Gaston di Foix and the “Pietà Rondinini” by Michelangelo.
• 4_Como/Lecco
  The provinces offer opportunities for every kind of sport, in particular the outdoor ones, such as windsurfing, canoeing and water-skiing.